Dimensional membranes formed within the three-dimensional world do not exist as a single, fixed boundary. At certain moments, multiple membranes can appear at once, each operating as a distinct threshold leading to a different dimension. These membranes are not symbolic but structural points of connection, where separate realities momentarily align.

The universe, therefore, is neither singular nor uniform. It is not composed solely of darkness or emptiness. Alongside shadowed realms, there exist universes saturated with light, each maintaining its own state and order. Passage between such universes does not occur through physical movement, but through the mediation of dimensional membranes that allow worlds to recognize and connect with one another.

This work depicts the coexistence of multiple membranes and the simultaneous presence of multiple universes, recording the moment when several paths between realities become perceptible within the three-dimensional world.